A mass grave that could contain up to 200 bodies has been discovered in Raqqa, the former ISIS "capital" in northern Syria, according to a city official, Abdallah al-Eriane, according to Al Arabiya. According to al-Eriane, approximately 50 bodies—both civilians and extremists—have been recovered so far. The grave was dug under a soccer field, near the hospital where ISIS fighters had dug in before being driven out of the city in October 2017.
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